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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 2000

Page

21

Premature infants in Kentucky study morphine relief

In Lexington at University of Kentucky Children's Hospital premature ventilated infants receive tiny morphine doses to test if pain relief improves outcomes. The three year NIH funded study, open to under 32 week infants on vents over three days, uses random assignment to morphine or placebo with blind monitoring. Parents of a participant share cautious optimism about reducing pain without risk.

Lexington University of Kentucky Children's Hospital Nirmala Desai University of Kentucky Kentucky Hospital University of Arkansas National Institutes of Health Desai Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine Thomas Pauly University of Kentucky Children’s Hospital Kelly Kearns Matt Brandon Austin Brandon Kearns Austin

Seattle artist recalls childhood visit with Einstein

Pierce Milholland recalls meeting Albert Einstein in 1943 at 117 Mercer Street Seattle when he was an 8 year old boy on a newspaper drive for Allied support in World War II. He describes the Einstein home, their basement search for papers, and the scientist’s friendly candy gift without attending neighborhood gatherings. Now 64, Milholland is a Capitol Hill painter reflecting on the quiet genius across the street and Einsteins Princeton legacy.

Seattle Pierce Milholland Albert Einstein Milholland Einstein Capitol Hill Time Magazine Franklin D. Roosevelt Mohandas Gandhi Princeton Nal Mercer St Mercer Europe Adolf Hitler Germany New Institute For Advanced Study University of Washington Mildlland

Gum chewing could burn calories in daily routine

Boston researchers report chewing sugar free gum for 12 minutes can raise energy expenditure. In a Mayo Clinic led study, seven volunteers chewed with a metronome to standardize effort, claiming calorie free gum could be carried out all day and may impact energy balance.

Boston James Levine Mayo Clinic New England Journal of Medicine

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